 Luxor temple
 Valley of the kings
 The Great Sphinx of
Giza
 The Pyramids of Giza
 Oil and gas
 Iron ore
 Phosphate
 Limestone
 Manganese
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Talc
Zinc
Asbestos
Gypsum
 Soccer
 Golf
 Basketball
 Tennis
 Track
Holidays
 Egypt Police Day
 Sinai Liberation
Day
 Labor Day
 Revolution Day
 Armed Forces Day
Celebrations and festivals
• Christmas
• Sham El Nessim
• Islamic New Year
• Prophet Mohammed’s
Birthday
• Ramadan Feast
• Sacrifice Feast
• Islam (mostly Sunny)
• Christianity (Coptic)
 Open and friendly with the visitors
 Men must not talk to women they do not know
 When you enter into a mosque in Egypt, you have to
take your shoes off
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Flatbread
Falafel
Molokhia
Peas
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Beans
Rice
Bread
Shawerma
• Solid gold chairs
• Statues of cats
• Egyptian pop music
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Anwar Sadat (president)
Cleopatra
King Tut
Ramses II
Euclid
Mohamed ElBaradei
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Museum of Egyptian Antiquities
Museum of Islamic Art
The Coptic Museum
The National Police Museum
The Military Museum
The Postal Museum
Egypt has many cities the capital
is Cairo some other major cities
are Alexandria, Al Mahalla, Al
Koda, And Giza. Egypt has a
large popluation of 72,oooo!
The most common languages
spoken in Egypt are Arabic,
and English
Egypt has a very unique type of
Government they are a
republic and they elect a
President AND a prime
minister. Except the prime
minister leads the cabinet
Egypt's current currency is the
Egyptian pound
Egypt grows many crops are
the most popular are fruit,
wheat, beans, cucumber,
Egypt orders lots of imports. Here
are a few of the most important
machinery, food, fuel, and wood,
. Egypt also sells exports they sell
products such as crude oil,
petroleum, chemicals, cotton,
metal, and textiles,
Egypt has a mix of poor and
rich people. Some kids have
to drop out of school to
support their families.
Egypt's climate is like a
endless summer . The
whether in Egypt is almost
always sunny!
Egypt's land forms are desserts,
rivers, caves, lakes,
mountains, and springs,
The transportation in Egypt is
buses, cars, boats, planes,
and camels.
The plants in Egypt are
flowers, trees, wheat, and
crops.
Egypt's animals are camels,
snakes, lizards, birds, insects,
and fish,
Egypt has a big problem: the
population keeps growing
and that mean more
pollution
Egypt is located on the outskirts
of Africa and the countries
around it are Chad, Sudan,
Libya, and Jorden . The most
popular vacation spots are Giza,
and Cairo.
Books used
• The True Book
About Egypt
• Africa
• Welcome to Egypt
• Two books called
“Egypt”
Web sites used
• earth.google.com/
egypttravelsearch.info
• Factmonster.com
• Kidrex.com